Property adjustment refers to reducing the value of a property to lower the overall price of the purchased property. This can be done through various standards, such as by adjusting the assets, i.e. vehicle, house, plot or commercial property. The process of property adjustment is typically used to make a property more affordable for the buyer and is often done in cases where the property is overpriced.

Property adjustment or merging involves:

Identifying and evaluating properties.

Determining legal and technical requirements.

Negotiating and finalizing terms.

Obtaining permits and approvals.

Completing legal and administrative procedures and updating records to reflect the new ownership and boundaries of the property.

When adjusting a property or a project, you can include different items such as:

A house

A plot

A vehicle

Commercial property

To adjust a property against any project offering adjustment offer, you will need to provide specific files and documents such as deeds, legal agreements, government approvals, building permits, NOCs, NADRA records and other necessary documents against that particular asset,i.e. vehicle, house, plot or commercial property.